Crest Nicholson wants government to act on planning reform

By Carl Brown2022-11-17T08:54:00

Housebuilder on track to hit profit goal but sales have slowed in recent weeks

The chief executive of Crest Nicholson has urged the government to press on with planning reforms, in a trading update ahead of the Autumn Statement later today.

Peter Truscott, chief executive of the housebuilding giant, in a trading update for the year to 31 October, said he hopes that “repeated commitments to reform the planning system will be delivered in the near term”.

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